OLD KENT ROAD.

[Fogbrain]

A bit confusing but maybe someone can come up with the answer.

I don't think that's Old Kent Road - look how narrow the road is in the second picture.

[kiwi]

Hi Fogbrain, I do tend to agree with you that this is not the Old Kent Road, but I do believe this to be Grenada Place off the Old Kent Road. I was a bit dubious whether this was the pub in the Old Kent Road at all, especially seeing Winchester Brewery above the pub in this picture. Having checked Winchester Brewery out they mentioned that they did have a brewery in Camberwell (c1899), which I have not been able find, they also supplied several pubs in the London area.
Considering the pub was there from the 1860s to at least the 1920s changes would have occurred during that time.

Old Kent Road, The Half Moon Pub.

Old Kent Road, The Half Moon Pub,c1920.

[kiwi]

Not sure how picture one relates to The Half Moon Pub, but that what it states.

Old Kent Road, The Half Moon Pub. 1920s.

Old Kent Road, The Half Moon Pub Beano, c1920.

[kiwi]

Horse and cart. I’ve been reliably informed this is the Old Kent Road.

[kiwi]

This was near The Prince Of Windsor Pub.

Old Kent Road, Shreeves Sweet Shop.

Shreeves Sweet Shop, Maud Shreeves..

Shreeves Sweet Shop, Ivy Shreeves behind the counter.

[kiwi]

Picture states Trafalgar Road left. I could be wrong on this, but I think that left is Albany Road with the Thomas A Becket Pub on the corner. If I am wrong let me know and I will correct the post.

Old Kent Road, Albany Road left c1971.

[GSLondon]

Unless Fogbrain says otherwise, I think you’re correct about it being Albany Road, Kiwi. Thanks for the daily dose of nostalgic photos

[kiwi]

Old Kent Road, c1912. Duke of Kent Pub and Rowcross Street right.

[kiwi]

Old Kent Road, Carters, Marcia Road left, c1979.

STAMPS.